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Online Service Is the First Dedicated Resource for Say on Pay Voting Results and Trends Equilar, leading provider of corporate governance and executive compensation data, today announced the launch of its Say on Pay Tracker, a dedicated information ...

When it comes to serving on corporate boards, Wall Street banks pay exceedingly well. DealBook notes data from Equilar showing that the average director compensation at one of the six biggest banks in 2011 was $328,655. That compares with an ...

Shannon Stapleton/ReutersMorgan Stanley's headquarters in New York. Daniel S. Loeb has ended his engagement with Morgan Stanley. Mr. Loeb's hedge fund, Third Point, disclosed in a filing on Wednesday that it had sold its 7.8 million shares in the ...

Consider: the top 20 companies in the United States ranked by market capitalization include no media companies. But according to figures assembled for The New York Times by Equilar, which compiles data on executive compensation, media companies ...

Shareholders of Gannett last week approved an $8.45 million pay package for the companys chief executive. The McLean-based media company, which owns USA Today, is one of the latest in a string of local firms to receive shareholder approval in this ...

DIRECTORS of some high-profile public companies are coming under scrutiny this proxy season. Shareholder advocates say its about time. The coming meeting of JPMorgan Chase shareholders, to be held in Tampa, Fla., on May 21, is a case in point.

Floyd Mayweather, Jr in a WWE ring. Bradley Center, Milwaukee, WI. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) What do top media corporate CEOs and boxer Floyd Mayweather have in common? The short answer is $30 million in compensation a year. Who's got the better ...

Whats the difference between a media mogul and a chief executive elsewhere in the business world? About $10 million in compensation, give or take. Leaders in other industries may be well paid, but as the accompanying chart shows, they earn far less ...

Media chiefs are among the nation's highest-paid CEOs, and as a whole they earn on average $10 million more than their counterparts in other industries, according to a study conducted by The New York Times. According to the Times report, citing ...